National. anthem if it has nothing to do with the national anthem, with the national symbol? why not write a piece or give a speech i mean it, i would say that s a fair thing to be mad about. you can t define how i exercise my first amendment or these players. tucker: i m not seeking to define it. but you are. if you tell me i can t protest when the anthem is playing, then you are telling meet when, where, and how i can protest. my right to do that. tucker: that s ridiculous. don t even go down that that s beneath you. it s beneath you. no, it isn t! tucker: night after night i defend the first amendment, free expression against attempts by the left except these ballplayers. tucker: i am not attacking their right. except these ballplayers. so i don t have to sit i don t have to stand for the national anthem then, right? tucker: of course you don t have too stand for the national anthem. but youhe should. i m not arguing that government should intervene. i m
not at all, because i have a first amendment. let me tell you how i know let me tell you how i know i m right. people of color live with racism and racial oppression every day in their community. op tucker: but it is still a decent country oh, white america i wonder why. i have been offended by the police. tucker: you are wearing thousand dollar cufflinks. don t give me the victim card. race is the tie that binds us, economics separates us.d. the police have wrongfully stopped me. they have spread me out in front of my georgetown home. tucker: you are diverting haven t to you but you can t relate to it. tucker: so because i m white you are saying that i have no voice in this conversation. you are fundamentally unreasonable. a racist one because you are dismissing the position of someone on the basis of his skin color. i m dismissing you because of your experience or lack thereof.
Not going to listen to this garbage. where do you live? where do you live? i m from the city. it doesn t matter. tucker: it does matter! i bet you send your kids to private schools. i bet you live in my neighborhood. i can t be offended by the police? tucker: of course you can be offended by the police. tucker: what neighborhood you live in? i may live in your neighborhood but you ve never been racially discriminated against. tucker:r:ne spare me! what neighborhood do you live in? what neighborhood you live in? i live in northwest d.c. and i betst you live there too! tucker: i am not going to take it from a guy who lives in my neighborhood. what neighborhood do you live in? what neighborhood do you live in? i live in northwest d.c. and i bet you live there too. that s wealthy. godr: bless you! tucker: god bless you! thanks for joining us. a college football coaching legend, he won a title, jason whitlock is a journalist with fox sports one. jason, that got a lit
How can i get an official transcript of what happened? unfortunately i don t think you ll ever be able to, that s my whole point. the democrats on the committee had no trouble savaging me and the president in public, saying oh, stone knew about the hacking of john podesta s email, i did not. stone knew about the content of the wikileaks disclosure in october. i did not. stone colluded with somebody i did not. they say all these things in public, stone worked for the kremlin, one congresswoman said. stone has worked for russia, all these things false. they say these things in public but won t afford you the same opportunity, saying you have to testify behind closed doors and we will release the transcript. tucker: i thought the republicans were in charge of congress? you would think. the fair, american way would be allowing you to face your accuser in a public forum, to allow you to respond in the same
President to say. they have a right. we have no legal case to condemn a person, a football player who doesn t stand. the owners may have rightsa to deal with the employees on the football field. so i think they have all the rights every american does to speak out, they ve got access to the internet. they have all kinds of ways to express their own opinions, but i think. every american, no matter what their views on the issues, should stand for america, should salute the flag. i think otherwise we don t have the kind of nation that is healthy. that we need to have to be strong and be able to have contentious debates within it. tucker: what do you think it s about? why do you think that some of the most successful people in our society would be taking a publicf stand against symbols of the country itself? first, my thought is they